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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-26
HonolEln Almanac and DIrectory.

The Honolulu Almanac and Directory
for 1887 is now for sale at J. ii. Soper's
and A. NJ Hewett's news depots and at
this office. Price so cents. 1t contains
complete statistical and general infor-
nation relating to these Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-26
Been There Before.

"And do you doubt my love 81 he asked
passionately.
"No, George" she answered with admira-
bic poise, "but when you say that the day you
call me yours viii usher in an era of lifelong
devotion and tender solicitude, you-pardon
me dear-you put ii on trife too thick.
You seem to forget, George, that I am a
widow. New York Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-26
supreme Cour..
BEFORE JUDD, c. j.
WEDNESDAY. Nav 25tI

"
Y. Amin VS.. S. Selig. Plaintiff is the
only surviving partner in the partnership
of Ahuna & Amin, rice planters, and de-
fendant is administrator of decedent's
estate In March, 1886, defendant was
appointed receiver of the firm under
bond Of So 900, for the purpose of wind
ing up the partnership concern. Being
about to absent himself from the King
dom, said receiver submitted his ac-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-26

-kIcn Kusks: Three ounces of melted
butter in one pint of milk. Beat half
pound of sugar with six eggs; mix with
enough flour to make batter and add
cup of yeast. When light, work in
flour to make a stiff dough. Cut in
cakes, let rise and bake.-G Good House
keeping.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24
Misery Alter Eating.

Is avoided by dyspeptics who, guided Ey :ae recorded experience of thousands, GeEil and systematically pursUe a course ot HuSseiter's Stomach BItters. Per sist-nre m tee use O, tbis highly 8ccred- !;zd stnmschIc, Is the sole and agreeable condition Of the entire removal of the ob,;'raIs forms cf dyspepsia. In con- rec,.Ju with the use Ot this specific. is is desirable to avoid articles of food individual experience has shown to fe liiIicuIt of diSestIon, by the stomach sought to be bereG;ted. Esch 6yspep- ;.o's past observation Of his diessiive Q 4.acily sEOuid enable him Co be his Ds b guide and mentor iG this psrtiou- i.r, no, trusting 70 any get Ot dIete.ic rules Zoo general to be suited 70 paEtlcu- Jar cases. BIliOushess, constipation, heartbur0, wind upon the stomach, sour ecaotc, lions, headache and mental des- poadency, are sraong ths coEoOmIiants of dyf pepsia, and ue put it to hieht by tte 2 tterS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24

GOVERNOR ZULICK through his four
 nal, the Gazette. is abusing General
 Miles on the proposed transfer proposi-
 ton of a bunch of Indians from San Car
 los to the Verde Military Reservation
 We believe with Governor Zulick. that the better way tc do would be to remove
 the San Carlos Indians root and branch,
 from Arizona. and We farther believe General Miles Is of the same opinion,
 But. as was once before sad by the Orr HEN, It that cannot be done, then let us accept the next best thing in a division ot the Apache forces. This We believe csn be done without injury to the peo- pie "f Northern Arizona. The removal of these Indians will interfere with the nghss of no one, as they are to be locat- u entirely with the limits of the mil
 tsry reservation. The ringing in of Central Arizona" by the Gazette, cuts no figure ss the day has long since gone
 by when Apaohes could affect their in sNaN"No' their immunity from the knife of the hostile Indian. Not SO the people of southern and southeastern Arizona Apart fcor town oen:ers, nothing can be absolutely safe so long ss the San Carlos reservation carles its ueusl stock 4 division of this standing menace, with our northern neighbors. may be consid- cred fair deal. But the tribes that Miles purposes to locate on the Verde are the most peaceebly inclined of all the Apache horde, ard can bs held ID covering subiection by the explosion of 6 proclamation or two smong them. With the best of feeling In the world towards citizens resident in the northern tier of counties, We still believe that if General Miles policy be carried out it will work no harm to them and much good to others.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24
The Celebration.

The JuntR Patriotics exercises at Ca- rillo's Garden Friday, were a grand success. The stage hsd been tastefully decorated with the American and Mexi- can colors, and was occupied by the choir, president of the dsy. the different officers and the young ladies who occG- pied the allegorical car. After the reI- dering of the nGtiOnsl hymn by the band, President of tbe Day M G San aniego introduced SsnOr Carlos '. V.- lesoO. who made Q very stirring speech, and judging from the applause, was well received. The next sperSer VAS Col. J. A. Zabriskie, who GslIvereG a most ex- cellent discourse ia English. and con vinced the audience that he WAS perfect y familiar wish his subject. Tine bal Bnce of the programme consisted of speeches and rccitGtious by various gen ilemen and music both instrumental and vocal. the most prominent among the latter being Schuber.'s Serenade, bp Miss M. HittinCeT. accompanied by MrS. Ainss, and the National hymn by various young ladies. The railroad cornet band surprised everyone and is a great acquisition Co the city. About nine o'clock, those who cared to dance repaired tG the ball and ripped the light fensastio until late hour. The best of order and good feeling prevailed throughout the entire evehiag. and re- fleets much credit upon the committee in charge
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24

IFO. A. LANG, q Minnesota capitalist, IS to bs believed. the bIg boom of the country IS to take place in the city of Duluth. He says: During my five weeks pilgrimage I visited all the prIn- cipsl money ceDters in the East, st any rate such of them ss are located ID the Dominion of Canada, in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec and the Ststes of Illinois, Wisconsin. Ohio. Indiana, Penn sylvanIe, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire. Connnecticut, Massschu- setts, New Jersey, Delaware and Dis. trict O; Columbia. Duluth seemed 8 household word every where, and IS at present the exposure of all the eyes of capItal. In numerous interviews held with bankers, brokers and capitalists m the principal cities l to1nd su existing confidence in the great future of Duluth that would put to shame many Duluth ian. Very many ot these men Intend making heavy investments this fsil and winter. Many more are exceedingly anxious to lean money on Duluth securities. and all declared they had watched Duluth for years. and firmly believed that here WIS to be the crestest city of the whole Northwest. No enterprise comes to Duluth that these people do not hear Of it, and in tense interest was taken in the late movement looking toward the securing of railroads and proper terminals. In nearly every brokers office l found map of Duluth and ID nu. one single in- stance was 8 word said in criticism. Eastern confidence in DIluth is posi- lively unlimited. I found DO snmmer resort to compare with Duluth, if she only had a summer hotel. Everywhere we fairly roasted. except day or two m New York City srd up in the Green mountains. am better satisfied with Duluth than ever and don't think I shall be idiot enough aasIn to try a pleasure trip ID the summer time outside of her lImits"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24
NO355
ARIZONA CLIMATE.
None CapabIo-Aimo.t P.rpetual spr,ns

None CapabIo-Aimost Perpstual Spring. Some would be wit after passing through AriZ0ns. with the flippancy
 proVerois! to those vbc pass judgment without investigation. passed his annoy ance into story of a nan dyIng in Arizons, going to Hades and sending bach for his blankets. With that grip ArIZona has passed into current history as the hottest and most uncomfortable portion ot the United States, yet 10 no part Of the country could such a repu- tstlon De more unjust. In no part of the United States eau be found more pleasant days or more delightful nights than ln Southern or Central Arizona during elght months in She year, and daring the other four months the heat IS moIe eOdCrnb,e and much easier 60 accommodate the person Co than the summer heat of any other region. PeO- pie outside of Arizona seem to be ut terly oblivious to the fact that n one day of pure BtmJsphe-c R much Sreater degree of heat is t.du,ls. @ t~aD in the east, thst in fact we are delieiously eom- fortable with the thermometer standing at Q reading which in she eGst means many Runstrokes and much physical
 
 in July dGy Tn Chicago with the at S0 degrees than We have here in PhsBix when 1t stood at leo. By the growth of the grass. trees and shrubbery surrounding us we are grad ually tempering these excessive sum mer heats, and rendering still more en- durabls the worst months we experi- ence. But when we are havi0g our most delicious weather the people of the east are housed up from the bittering frost and bowling blizZards then prevs- lent. While they gro contending against those incOnyenienees we are eDI )yIng months and months of weather such as with them smuses the joyful song of the lark and sttunes she Tyre of their spring poet. And here We bave so much Ct sush weather that 1t :s not sufficiently unusual to inspire the muse Os B single
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24

THE Mexican people are intensely patriotic. perhaps not more so than the Americans. but they celebrate the re- turn of the day of their declaration ot independence with a much greater zest than l. manifested by ourselves. The Fourth of July is recognized as a Ma tional holiday, day wherein We have, or should have, much cause for reIOic- Ing. bat in Tucson it is usually kept with greater solemnity than the Sab bath. Oa the last Fourth instead of be- ing covered with bunting not q public building iu this city showed .he colors of ths country. The very Chinsmen were more externally patriotic than the Americans, If the firing of guns. eXplo- sIon of bombs and the rip-rsp of fire crackers 5e indication thereof. In this respect the Mexican people of this city differ much from the ] Americans, for with each return of thaIr national dsy their epthu lssm In commemorstIon thereof, risss 10 8 higher pitch. and the dsy is celebrate on a more magnificent scale than ,he o=e previous. The procession aud ceremonies of to-day bespesk we'll for tue Mexican people. citizens and friends of Mexico, fer so long Es the fires of patriotism burn on the sl'srs Of our sister republic, so long will the hinn,a-nought riyhfz of har freamen he secu-t. These yearly occurring demon strBtions are invaluable lessons 10 the growing generations. They hear re- told the glorious deeds Of the heroes of old who bsstled almost hopelessly, m behalf of liberty ard equsl pIghts before the law. to slI men. If for nothing else than thIs. the cause is we'll worthy of perpstGs:ion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24

HE verdict IS the same all over the e1latVy. Wherever the boom has struck N Lss been attributed to She local pa pe7s though tle patronage literally be- slowed on them bY the people. Bus ias-s men, who. to save from SlO to Sl5 Pr year, send to some cheap printing oalce ID tae east, for job work. and then wonder way their local papers do not s9t out editions equal to the New York Herald. The Los Angeles Herald, 6 paper that has done more to help along The boom of the town ia which is 1t pub listed thar the heap climate and high priced lands. has the following on the subject; ";be Ventura Free Press com plains that hardly tenth of the business hen Of that place advertise in it's col ms, and were it not for the support re- c'iFed from hbrosd the paper could not eAl't' And yet ii strikes us that Ventura '','ed considerable sum of money late !! 70 secure puff IF San Francisco pnb- ..'a'lon. This is the sincere st of folly. The home paper IS She one that must en- 14re The heat and burdens of the day, aud It accomplishes hundred fold more 'ot the building up of place than all the 1paemersl hand-bills. circulars, psmph- '7's and outside newspaper write-ups
 
 put together. Let the Ventura people -aaKe note of this snd be wise in time;
 'ley have patronage to besiow they -Sa better put 1t where it will do the most good. Journal Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-24

WHILE the people of the Salt sni G,la valleys are building reservoirs, digging yss: irrgating canals and otherwise iIn- v,sy.rg and making attractive their va nous sections Of the country. the peo- p,e O. she Santa Cruz. one of the rich est valleys in the territory, sit with idle hsais sDd bemoan dnll times. Dull they are and ever will so long AS this cluii.ion of affairs continue to exist Nature has provided US with everything that t-nds to make c country great. a people prosperous and happy if we will b1t utilize it. Until We do we cannot hope fer better times.